£19.95
This ceramic tile depicts the sacred season Lammas in the pagan wheel of the year.
The sun is rising above field, where a mystical standing stone is protecting the wheat blowing gently in the morning breeze. A hare and raven sit aside the field waiting for the safe arrival of its bountiful harvest.
The tile is also decorated with Celtic knotwork design, braided wheat and sun smbols
Lammas (also known as Lughnasadh) is celebrated 1st to 2nd August, and marks the beginning of the harvest season. It is a time to give thanks for abundance and share with others. Traditionally, it is associated with the Celtic god Lugh and involves feasts, games, and the first harvests like grains and fruits.
Can be freestanding or wall hung.
Approximate size 20cm x 20cm
This ceramic tile depicts the sacred season Lammas in the pagan wheel of the year.
The sun is rising above field, where a mystical standing stone is protecting the wheat blowing gently in the morning breeze. A hare and raven sit aside the field waiting for the safe arrival of its bountiful harvest.
The tile is also decorated with Celtic knotwork design, braided wheat and sun smbols
Can be freestanding or wall hung.
Approximate size 20cm x 20cm
